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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1969
Page
6
KTWC will air two taped Hayward Fire Department programs at 10 p.m. tonight and tomorrow. KTVC Channel 2 reporter Cartan Cordell recorded the series in October. The episodes include interviews with Fire Chief Matt Jaminer.
A Requiem Mass will be said at St. Edward's Church at 9 am for Army Spec. 4 Raul R Barrera 22 who died Nov 24 in Vietnam. A helicopter crew chief with the 16th Assault Helicopter Company he was killed near Saigon. Native of Texas, he lived in Newark 10 years after Newark High School class of 1967. Survived by parents Raul and his wife and brothers and sisters. Rosary tonight at Newark Memorial Chapel.
A Fremont motorist escaped with minor injuries in a Nimitz Freeway crash that killed 1 year old Sharon Brabowski of Mountain View. Jose Machado, 38, of Fremont, drove the striking car. the Gra bowski vehicle was halted in the right lane due to a flat tire. Major injuries were reported for Gerald Grabowski, 40, who was in the rear car. his wife and two other children sustained minor injuries.
The U S Department of Labor accuses Nakashima's, 14241 East 1st Street, San Leandro, of wage and hour violations. The suit seeks a court order and $5,499 in back wages for nine employees. Allegations include overtime, record keeping, and child labor breaches with a minor delivering at night. The department aims to settle via consent decree ensuring future compliance.
A six percent wage boost for 263 Bay Area Rapid Transit District workers was urged by the agency's administration committee. The proposal would cost about $174,000 yearly, affecting all but 15 top managers, with the current $3.1 million annual salary budget. The recommendation will go to directors at the December 11 meeting after a study of regional wages and living costs.
Rita R. Lacy, 19 180 Hesperian Blvd, Hayward, was found shot in the head in her bedroom. Deputies say she had been despondent and complaining of migraines. Orland Lacy reported her condition. a .347 caliber Magnum was found in her hand in the trailer park home.
A 53-year-old Fremont man, Peter J. Ansaldo of 4521 Bianca Drive, died from a self inflicted gunshot wound. Police say a note warned his wife not to enter. Patrolman Buckholz and Officer Ehlen found him unconscious in his bedroom after responding to a call from his wife.
Citizens invited to donate via the form to fund Project Eden a drug abuse program for teenagers in Hayward Castro Valley and San Lorenzo. Contributions are tax deductible Enclosed fund contribution for a membership in Project Eden Memberships Individual 5 Family 10 Sustaining 25 Patron 40 Sponsor 100 and over Benefactor Address Return to Project Eden care Joan Chambers P O Box 3001 Hayward California 444
Israeli troops crossed into southeast Lebanon and razed a guerrilla camp named Jebbel Rus on Mr. Hermon slope. The operation left 12 Arabs dead and several wounded while one Israeli soldier died and five were injured. The army said large quantities of weapons and destroyed equipment were seized during a 21 hour incursion.
Washington AP reports negotiators near a wage settlement in a dispute affecting 48,060 switch crews on major U.S. railroads. After 30 hours of bargaining, progress prompted recess and unions cautioned they would not strike while talks continue. Assessments quoted from Assistant Labor Secretary W. J. Usery noted closeness to a settlement with a two year goal under consideration.
The article outlines tighter loan standards and rising costs as savings deposits and bonds offer better yields than home loans. Rates, fees, and down payments have surged, with many borrowers unable to qualify. Local lenders stress property longevity and borrower credit, while some brokers push solutions like assuming existing loans or carrying back second deeds as rates climb. Tomorrow will cover regional impacts.
Fremont officials backed adding environmental study of airport effects to the Bay Area Study of Aviation Requirements. ABAG would be asked to include it while cities share costs, with San Jose and Newark weighing coordinated action and Milpitas indicating prior commitment amid talks.
A 20s Fremont youth Charles R. Proefrock was found unconscious near Niles Canyon Road and taken to Washington Hospital by two teenage girls. He was listed in fair condition. Proefrock, last seen Monday night after leaving work near Schilling's Park, was found in bushes and dragged to a car by the girls.
The House Interior Committee approved more funding for Point Reyes National Seashore as Rep. Jom P. Saylor denounced White House funding promises as a “rape of the park system.” The bill by Reps. Clausen and Maibland would raise land acquisition authorization from 19.1 million to 57.5 million dollars, amid party dispute.
The House Ways and Means Committee voted unanimously to recommend a 15 percent across the board Social Security increase effective January 1. Chairman Wilbur Mills said action could pass the House in days, with Senate action uncertain before Christmas. Beneficiaries would see the higher payments starting next year, but actually receive the increases in April after check adjustments and a retroactive payment. The average Social Security payment would rise from about 100 dollars. Action on President Nixon's welfare reform proposals will be delayed until next year.
Nixon, in the State Department auditorium, urged governors and their families to confront drug use. The briefing included John Ingersoll, HEW Secretary Robert H. Finch, and Art Linkletter, whose daughter died after using LSD, prompting renewed focus on youth drug dangers.
Testimony links the Tate estate killings to a broader pattern of senseless slayings in Los Angeles. Miss Atkins describes a random selection of homes by Manson followers and details alleged murders including Gary Hinman. Grand jury may indict four or five more people in the Tate-LaBianca case while custody spreads nationwide.
In Washington the House approved a resolution backing President Nixon's Vietnam policy by 333 to 55. The measure supports efforts to negotiate a just peace while a late amendment urges continued pressure on North Vietnam to adhere to Geneva conventions on the humane treatment of prisoners of war. The POW vote was 31 to 20.
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